Home Depot has 2-Pack Ryobi 18-Volt ONE+ Lithium-Ion High Capacity 4.0 Ah Battery Starter Kit (PSK003) + Bonus Tool on sale for $99. Shipping is free. Thanks boozecrooze
Note: Select your desired bonus tool from under the "Free with Purchase" menu, will be automatically added to your cart with the starter kit.
Example Bonus Tools:
18-Volt ONE+ Hybrid Portable Fan (P3320)
18-Volt ONE+ Cordless 3-1/4" Planer (P611)
18-Volt ONE+ Cordless Fixed Base Trim Router (P601)
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Home Depot has 2-Pack Ryobi 18-Volt ONE+ Lithium-Ion High Capacity 4.0 Ah Battery Starter Kit (PSK003) + Bonus Tool on sale for $99. Shipping is free. Thanks boozecrooze
Note: Select your desired bonus tool from under the "Free with Purchase" menu, will be automatically added to your cart with the starter kit.
Example Bonus Tools:
18-Volt ONE+ Hybrid Portable Fan (P3320)
18-Volt ONE+ Cordless 3-1/4" Planer (P611)
18-Volt ONE+ Cordless Fixed Base Trim Router (P601)
That is fraud. Best case is it's extremely unethical and will only cause HD to get even more strict and make it more difficult for regular people to return stuff. Please don't try this.
Essentially, yes. The last few times the battery starter kit has been the 3.0ah HP batteries vs these regular 4.0ah batteries. But, these 4.0ah are at least the higher end p197 batteries vs the older p108. Better internals/cells.
Yes, you can do this with just a circular saw and a drill. Few tips:
- Make sure you pre-drill your holes or else your wood will split when you put in your screws
- Cedar pickets are affordable and they're naturally good for outdoor applications
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I'm a complete novice to DIY and power tools, so I have a bit of a dumb question. Supposing I wanted to try and built a raised garden bed with wood plank sides, would that 6-1/2" circular saw be a sufficient tool for the job? I assume I'm just buying a bunch of 2"x4"s and cutting them to certain lengths to lay them out in a big rectangle and maybe screwing them together. (I already have a Ryobi drill from another deal last year.)
It will work, but that will drain the battery pretty quick so good to have spare batteries
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To all the Ryobi experts. I want to get into the Ryobi family. Would this be a good way to get in? Are there better deals I should wait on? Say a bundle for example
The current sale on this bundle might be a good way to get started, and then build from there.
Anyone have experience with the Cold Water Cordless Power Cleaner? Is it durable and will it last? I'm thinking of using it to clean the dirt and dust off the house and it shouldn't be strong enough to take the paint off as well, correct?
Anyone have experience with the cordless battery leaf blower? The cfm is 200 but I use mine mostly to blow grass clippings after mowing. Not looking to move any leaves since I don't have any big trees around.
Not sure if it's the same one but I got the leaf blower free on a string trimmer purchase.
I'm new to tools but even I think the blower SUCKS😅
Pretty weak but it gets the job done on leaves, dirt, grass. it sounds like a hair dryer
I would skip the blower, I find my shop vac can blow harder
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- Make sure you pre-drill your holes or else your wood will split when you put in your screws
- Cedar pickets are affordable and they're naturally good for outdoor applications
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I guess I'll grab the trim router, seems like a great tool to have cordless to supplement my bigger corded routers for those little tasks.
I'm new to tools but even I think the blower SUCKS😅
Pretty weak but it gets the job done on leaves, dirt, grass. it sounds like a hair dryer
I would skip the blower, I find my shop vac can blow harder
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